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Ask the Editor: Polaris Engine Number Identification

Ask the Editor: Polaris Engine Number Identification

Decoding the digits. Dear ATVC: Polaris 96-53884 & EC38PLE05 Any information? There was a time when ATVs hadn’t yet adopted the standard VIN number system used today. Your numbers seem to point back to the 1996 Polaris Scrambler 400, the second of which is the crank shaft identification code. The Polaris Scrambler 400 boasted a […] More »

By: | May 10, 2021


Ask the Editors: Transmission Fluid Truths

Ask the Editors:  Transmission Fluid Truths

The older Polaris quads were unique to say the least. Dear ATVC: I have been brought a 1995 Polaris 300 4×4 that’s in parts. I have it mostly together now and am trying to find out what type of transmission fluid I can use as well where it goes. I also need to know what […] More »

By: | October 14, 2019


Ask The Editor: Fanning My Hot Engine

Ask The Editor:  Fanning My Hot Engine

Who needs liquid cooling anyway? Dear ATVC: After a lot of driving in this hot weather I notice my engine starts slower (but still starts and runs okay). So to help it out I’ve been putting 2 box fans right near the engine to help it cool after. I hadn’t thought about it but my […] More »

By: | September 30, 2019



Ask The Editors: Mojave Timing Blues

Ask The Editors: Mojave Timing Blues

Dear ATVC: I have a 1988 Kawasaki Mojave 250. When I set it on timing and try to kick it over, both intake and exhaust valves open when piston is returning to TDC. I’ve got it in a trade so I can’t really tell you the history behind it but all I know is that […] More »

By: | July 12, 2015


Ask The Editors: All About Cams

Ask The Editors: All About Cams

Dear ATVC: Sorry if this is a stupid but I have some questions about cams. What makes dual cams better than a single one and if they’re better why do some companies still make singles? Finally what is a “mild cam”? In its simplest, cams are used to open and close the intake and exhaust […] More »

By: | September 23, 2012



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